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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05
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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05
The Duke. Old Clothes.

The Duke Of Wellington's old clothe.
may not interest housewives. but they
may Ike 10 know that over fifty uniform:
Of his have recently been found In good
condition, owing TO the fact that his old
valet packed them away in the bureau
drawers, with two common tAllow can
dies in each one 10 keep out the moths. -
50 successfully were they preserved in q
small room nj Apsley house that the dukes
son, the late duke, did not know of their
existence, and 1t was not till after his
death that they were found. Boehm, ID
sculptor, had access To these uniforms aud
trappiuEs in modelling the duke 5 statue. -
Boston Transcript
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

a KIND and GENEROUS DEFp.-Rry. A.
Barber. suHperanuat- member Of 81. LouI,
Conf. VI. +. church. writes from Moran.
kansas: This Recommendation j written
without solicitation from anyone: but owe
II to those similarly afflicted Ia say that by
the Use of the Shaker Extract Of Rrot,
tSIegefs Syrup | was cured OF an obsti,
nate and almost fatal indige~ti0n-bo,h
stomach and livet being c0mprtels tnrpid.
was redced 10 a living skeleton. Friends.
family and physician had given me up. /
was keeping the spark of life alive " ith a
diet OF raw eggs and milk Now both
stomach and liver are performing their
functions. have many friends in Western
Ohio, y. T.. Iowa and ;. W. No. who would
like 20 know this"
lHE HONEST SHAKEE. although hedoes
not boast Of his purity. always makes goods
that can be- relied upon: for instance. his
Shaker Extract Of Roots tSiegers Syrupl is
really valuable article II is not recon-.
mended n a Cure-aIl. but aS a remedy for
one single disease, VIZ. Indigestion, IN
which diSea>. il works Ike a charm.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

Narcotics and sedatives murder sleep: the
unnatural Stupor Is soon followed hy IIi ef-
tectS. Simmons Liver Regulator removes
the cause "f re~tic>~neSs and sleeplr~,nr,s
bS regulating the bowels, by establishing
good digestion and Icy quirtiug the nerves
Il have been great sufferer from dys-
pepsla and io>, Of sleep. A. ~"ou a. feel
the least nervous take dose OF Simmons
Liver Regulator, and sleep all night"
Mrs. Il. BENANT, GTiswOldyille. Ga.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

For every hour Of reading two hours
should he given to thought; indeed, one
can better afford TO stop reading than
thinking Many great readers are woefully
barren II iaeas, hut there was never a
great thinker-a frequent thinker-who
was not strong in individuality Denver
Irlbuue.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

An eastern physician says he believes
that % per cent. OF pneumonia Is caused
by uyerhcItcd passengers rushing from q
warm car into the open air Besides the
danger Of a sudden change Of air, there is
another cause Of alarm from the risk o..
contagIon, when thirty or forty people,
some Of whom may have been in sick
rooms or may be convaiescent, are placed
in car where the heated air is unventi-
lated and foul Chicago Times
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

Use after each meal SCOTS Emulsion: il
IS aS palatabIr a milk aud easily dtgested.
Delicate people improve rapidly with il,
Use. !or Consumption, Trrrat affections
and bronchitis Il is un lied Dr. THuS.
Trim, Ala. says. - ri SCOTS Emul-
sion "n a child eight months old, he gained
four pound, IN a month"
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

No matter what Tart il may finally affect,
catarrh always starts tH the head. and be-
longs To the head. There is no mystery
about the origin of this direful disease. Ii
begins IN neglected cold. One Of the
Kind that i 'SGrr 70 be- better in few
days" Thousands Of victims know how il
Is by sad experience. EIy'S Cream Balm
cures colds in the head and catarrh in ali
It's stages. Not a snuff nor q liquid.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

As evidence Of the return Of opals to
favor, the lists Of wedding presents printed
in The London Court Journal now contain
a liberal allowance Of these beautiful
stones mingled with diamonds. II fashion
ordains the wearing Of this tricksy gem
the ban must be of, and we shall hear no
more Of the i'll luck it brings its possessor
Boston Herald
a new industry recently developed IN
Hancock county, Maine, is the gathering of
white pine and spruce cones for French and
German markets. Chicago Times
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05
LOCAL NOTICES.

There Is no one article IN the line OF med.
Ieines that gives so large return for the
money as good porous strengthening plas-
ter. such rs CaT;er'S Smart Weed and Bella.
Onna Backache Plasters. AIR
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

Mrs' Nlnslow's Soothing Syrup, for chill
dren teethlng, Is the prescription Of one OF
me best female nurses and physicians IN
the United States, and has been used for
years with neyeT-failiug success by million,
OF mothers for their children. During the
process Of teethlng its yaiueiS incalculabl..
IL relieves the child from pain. cures dyser-
tery and diarrhGa, gripping in the bowels
and wind colo. BY giving health 10 the
child IL rests the " other isris., 25c +. ho,,,a
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

Tor grand larceny.
lie was out only five months when he
vas sent back on an accumulativc sentence
OF six. four and two years. which he regards
with that stoicism that notes the second
;ermer. He has found a place 10 work IN
HaYden's annraling room.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

work Immediately after his arrival in the
gas works.
VIM. jennings Is a we'll known thief and
has served more than one term In the
pen His last discharge therefrom
was in September, 1886, when he had
served
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05
sPoTTIxG TIE sPoTrER.

Yet the conductor who Is unable to
spot the sp0ttgr is the exception. You
catch a pair ot eyes looking at you little
too HtJeulyCly, YOU detect a touch Of the
pump handle IN a casual conversation and
then before your mind has hardly had
time 10 lead you To any conclusion you
find yourself given over 10 the pleasant
occupation of watching your shadow. 4
new man, and | sUppp~s dishonest man
Will not enjoy the idea Of always being
under surveillance. but. bless your soul
I've grown rather 20 Ike II. OF course
the spylnE i not always going OF, al
though the company by its monthly report
to its employees tries 20 make Us believe
that We are never out ut the sight of the
special agents
is there much chance FOR Pullman
conductor 20 rob the company
There are not very many opportuni
ties Here IS one: IL occurred on the last
trIp made. The pretty woman whom
pointed out 10 you as a special agent had
II lower berth The upper berth was not
taken, After we aad gotten out few
miles on our Journey she called to me and
asked me 60 fold up the upper berth, 20
give her the entire StateroOm, in fact
According 10 the rules Of the company
this could only tc done on the payment Of
g 70. | told the lady 50. Oh, she
said with a beseeching look at me. You
wOUldn' charge me that | replied that
| was sorry. but | couldn't make the
change for n penny less. She tried to
persuade. me, hut | wouldn't give III.
Then she carried the war into Africa, but
| whispered a word TO the colOred porters
and they resisted the smiles and even the
) which the lady offered. know she
pu; out with me, and she Il paint my pro
fame spell in very bad colors, know.
when she reports il. \ conductor who
did not know he WAS dealing with a
special agent accepted a reduction on the
regular tariff, and got his discharge be
fore his next trip came round.
II rather Ike some of the results Of the
special agent system. II il does not keep
some Of Us out Of temptation. it at least
renders Us iuvulucrGble in a great de-
gree, '-PittsburS Dispatch
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

Always read what f. T. Brandon & Co.
say to public institutions. 1t will pay
those interested.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

good many fables begin: Once on a
time Oddly enough. too, when married
men Inv" lesn once on time they are apt
u invent f>b.as
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

set Of teeth, IS. attracting. % cents.
Rowland, dentist, Blacks opera house.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

\ Partisan hotel, recently established, is
being run on the American method"
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

Persons contemplating q trip 20 CalISar.
MA ~ or st-'It the grH 81 F~HHnry. alIl
tRi q ." yuur Interest - ehu AZ ". Ar.
cads >gflH.a".t. Ohio.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

faF TrhsEELrug the fBuiS - the company
Is ssaptay~i a,R houEkesp-r va the al
4.,as.s af3ss he s, uuu,ssivfy-i hy the
asa-er. 81 thu lnsiilgtinu u ~ a valuable
ar.si tTsl,TAuTthF pyl-slHrg
trrFEr $3.50 Is doing good work iu
E.saas, ~. Q ot the Patisu contract
1Ena-- >;aps-toa rv,rsy-,i thsf~ Nzs
-tl-. i--5, tsT burglary and lArrruy, !
snrG.HS Ugi His two ard un--hAlf year SCH
'raHs .H tEr stai- sbap. tie bs, about
g.- lr-.8 HsaUJh- S-l g. DO psnuAns-,, tu.
kl~Nau=!~T Mos. ailas Edward Moovg
eEs h. ODD position Ia the Patton
s.a1arp. where br - ysry familiar
S.th ;ar a0ss having -~Fvs-i his trim 81
fsr years 0u taAt ruatTart ~, last raf-
..efaaa a. taf burglary AMI larceny fag
s aa.a D. Feo-iTs,i uE- Year.. III, PRISON
res7sa thu. Tar : gu--i-
Iasegaa Nau ,.iil aliAs suft Webster alias
fr-gPH NAa tuliacr : B1w doing his ta.Fd
E.sm fguu Clark Cuasiy. GT1Hd lAry,'uy
s ,ssr -s,i rTtmr u: Nhlca hr wA> convicted
sut TT EbHrh 10 "a, ..atrurrst 10 the
r--as ia = I-'ssosi uf ~ yrars .udrg
'-~ pr,>yai 40 J1r = entitled "a a home n
80 p~aUsut.afp far life. lie iaE,-s a phii,--
-rnHi-Ai 3 y''W ~ To" mati~f A. be du.-s 81
al other thigEs that pertain Ia aim. and
ass * I'll right
HAIRY Jan~,. sha = ssryJng out ave
Frti ssu'FBgr lot sT2nd lsFr-uy i 10 the.
plane shop 81 ;h- Ohio Tool con
tssrt Th5s shup = considered
Hg trs Y;s-ssDrr, . D. one ~ the snaps"
- skSs WuFk- Harry. sentence MI expire
q s.. trul~aByT warrants Il. In about tllY-
ten us1.Itas
John MESA. better known A. -Ks,Idy"
- sHtE..oyrd at TIE as~;gl AT Of making a.
#.;EEA. .Iagl.ufents
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

PULLMAN CONDUCTORS WATCHED
sY PRETTY FEMALE DETECTIVES.
How the Little Breaks are Reported at
HeadquRrt-rs-Tbr Detective service a
Very Perfect on--~potting til. >pott.r.
Good Results.

/ a brunette, plump. petite AMI pretty,
! with something ut the tccrlrSs freedom Of
. an actress about her. was one of the first
/ passengers tu beard the Chicago limited
/ nj the | Mon depot "a night or two ago.
Many eyes followed the trim figure, and
many masculine hearts cuvied the coli
orcd porter who held her arm for a
moment a. she climbed into the car. \
reporter would not have noticed the Indy,
/ for pretty women urr not unusual sights
IN the depot, had she not been pointed out
/ To him IN New York three years ago a. "a
wonderfully clever detective in Pinker-
tons service. A. the reporter was talk
ing 10 a Pullman car conductor a few
minutes later, tie attractive lady pasScu-
ger came out on the front platform of the
car Nodding his head toward her, the
conductor said
There my shadow She was a faith
ful one all yesterday, as faithful as she IL
pretty. I should have fattercd myself
that she was Kind Of sweet Oh me, Il had
not been told 10y u porter who recognized
her who she j. "
BRIGHT BROWN Eyes.
''Then you know her callngr'
Certainly, she's n detective. spy, ono
Of the agents Of the secret service OF the
Pullman Car company. Those bright
bright brown eyes Of hers watched me
during a trip Of about 800 miles, they
watched the pOrters and they kept
lookout for the passengers as well.
III bet that she could give pretty ac-
Curate account Of everything we did for
those twelve hours ! remember | used
pretty strong language 10 a thick headed
porter early on the journey before dis
covered her ladyship. At the end Of the
month ! shall receive report from head
quarters notifying me that on such a day
and uu such q train used had language.
and warning me not 10 do il again. Every
little break a conductor makes is recorded.
and he j. told all about IL at the end Of
the month. The conductor who commits
any serious indiScretion or puts money
into hi own pockets instead Of the com
pany's, and the secret service agent sees
the net, has TO get down and out very
suddenly
The detective service is a very perfect
one, them
Yes, as perfect as any other part OF
the Pullman Car company's system.
Until n few weeks age the detectives were
called inspectors. That title has been
abolished and the ladies' and gentlemen
who 40 kindly wait upon the conductors
like angels uuawares are now known as
special agents They are numerous, but
exactly how many Of them there are Of
course | don know Nobody but the
highest executive officials are supposed to
know who these agents are. ! know q
dozen or 50 by sight, most Of them men
They travel in all sorts OF shapes They
buy their railroad tickets and purchase
TFRfF Aa4rsAs ia II. - lfEa la
oi the world In every way possible their
true identity Is shielded and suspicion di-
verted from them.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05
CLARK COUNTY CONVICTS.
Pen Pictures Of Each Of the Clark County
Men in the Ohio State
Penitentiary.
" hen and why They Were sent to Prison
The Lif--Nen aud Their Hopes
Prank Jon--'- po.ition-t.Tsnc-
.- at Othrr Prisoner.

There are now serving terms In the OH,
pcuiientiary thirty prisoners from CiaTb
county.
The oldrS; of these + Cornelius Heather
ton. who was received AT the pen" to h,,
giu a lie sentence. for murder in the sec.
uud degree, March 4, 1873. Con is now
. sixty four years old Daring the fourteen
. yrars Of his confinement there. he has en-
. iuyrd remarkably goDi health. and that tO-
srtHeT With the hope he rntsrtSins uf rNcc-
ulyc clrmency reaching him at some future
isy. tends "a make him an obeiicnt prisoner.
lie has committed not one single iufractiun
uf the Tuir- nt discipline since his inCarccr-
alton. and by his cheerful disposition and
rrady compliance with all the rules aud
aud orders of the institution he has won
the respect Of the officers and guards.
Franci, VI. Noble. another Clark county
prisoner, entered upon his ten-yrar sentence.
iuT an assault Ia rape June 20. lssl. Noble
bAs
~ tNkNNIAEII RECORD
bnth ln aud ont of prison. lie Is now on
ht. third term for the same ofcIIss and he
Ia, a,bui righte,'n month, ot his sentence.
yrI tu serve.
is-rnsrd kiiEloman. sent 20 the pen"
faI i.fr Iu the fail of Is-I. for killing bis
daughter 3, al work Ia the hni>hing shop
81 the Brown. Hluman Huntington Co,
enatTast lie l. one Of th- bs--t-hehayed
ITi~an.Fs la the Institution. and lie all
'..iTr mvT., be expects tu b. released fUom
larir ~"Jur day.
William EhvT.iuE. convicted Of the crime
u' maH>.AugHlrr. and -,ui-nc~d Tot term
uI >s,vG wars has t-S-n assigned the uaht
ruptay ayWenI - Tuunrr iGT one ut tb, cn-
auls3 shops William /, hrusrn down 10
health AB,' q, therefore unable o. du any
hrayy wurk III, prison rccurd 8, fair.
John Warren j. working out hI- live ear
>ru5rnCr fpi robbery un the Hayden oun-
tact
iIsnry Cohl-. Who k.lIei hi " r. n ~.
sgmu-T 81 Is>E. and was convicted and
--Htsgio,,i therefor e. the psnltcutiary tnT
term % tS-Hty YEAR,. i in declining
hrsith and viii probably never I've tu
serve tie remainder Of Do. -sntcncr lie is
sG seIk ua Ins Patton contract and main
lsI,l> a. -Nes'l8"ul prison T,cnrd-
William n Rar-. tie ior.sr and iE,'
us.y prgsssr,-r from Clark onaujy serving an
.H!-isTwluAt- ssut-urr. l. ou duty ~ one -
sa, large .Al->. ua the 2,'I ~ last July.
~Hs.v y fl3lam Sas al suYk lu the Hayden
n.sHs-W,th shop ~ had the misfortune tu
us.sl sIih a serious a7rsdrnt which rs>,--~,-
tsIud thv amuutsiio8 - hs, ylsut arm.
Trr>. together With hi- guri Ft,rrrd may
serve a. hasten the board Of managers iu
gy>;arfug Him - fTr,-ium.
Prank p Jvgr~, the l4t- hp1kk-cJ.s-G OF
tire Champion Machine o'mPsuy, Wha was
-rgt il.rr 90 Al Ar-ummU,a,ly,-s, agsr-sai-
.GG u al
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

'a- grand larceny III! krvp him there fDuT-
fssI aaFUl', VI lii~ y,7,u'd iu the ;,rt.sn
.s zs-Hgl 5Asf a. tia, which hs had cut
s.fr
GHar.e> : NaN = rNPiatlug hi, crime nf
b-F. tEF and lArU-By ln the state shop. n.
'Es aasP.T tsH9- ~ a. make AiVn-nggs fnr
p n. EuIi, 90 ~ ,isnTt i.u. wlli bot t.rrusrl-
s1- 'arfasv FvuTgATy. i~Bl. JEaTitrs has a
rrrE sEust u'g~,D ryuTrd, and 4 l. may hr.r
alm 90 obtain a parole
bEHtFi HsTfn-E. "a b. = serving term 1f
H1sF Au5 uEls-iaif wears fnF grand larrrny.
IS moulding p-'ts Ia Patlon's foundry d..
Na.l - discharged from there ty ~ NptrtI5ru
nf ssUrrnoc 10 lew w.rss
fTaUk ~, Afford = "a the tsInr shop Hr
sfrariLH nts>.ryr~ al the rules ~ the prison
arH " a. lgrrrrs. >hurttu his term uf two
8Fars - fngr mnufh, RIri thirteen a4s-
john SHilEsu-u"t JOHN. uf puaFIt-'1 i,
fHlsr-.s ru tao Isf~uU hu>rt'ai -.rk ~ .g!.
as..H.nuarF consumption H., ssui.ra. uE
ss" Eesf-, ~ pn,k-i. packing may p. tn
..H. e sut,sHrr uf iIfr lie has ahDut eight
narth- Sc; tn ~,.ryp.
Ns#sH Icy = uuc - tn. pTi~ N barriers
.ir. .ih iHs R1d 81 f"Gr other prisoners
-Hagv %" fnurt"ru hundred and forty In
r.airs . th" '-pen' wr-k.y. and clip their
lar "u -arh DAYS a. directed hy rh,, officer
.n rhars"- William makes better barber
rssu HrT-.-ths.f
g. Dalt" MAS In the hospital. b,
rratsFu u' ss~Ane>s. fpr >oHi, TIM. after Do.
a. rr~-lyrt Al ID" PTt-ou Sjrc,. hI. health
"a, returned To- him. he has ba-,n put g.
surk on ;E" t,iiI contract. A. ruHurT " rtra
&, a''fgt a. lisAi employ uym"ut a. any ia th.
ar.~.Fu.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05

Joshua Josh. burglary AMI larceny. sell
trnr-t fuF a term ~ ON" y,ar and received
81 o." pm May Is. 1850. j. working al
the'ga. house
tlWagt Williams i working m the Hay-
den uisrk smith -hup H. received A sen
isu0y ut two YEAR, fur burglary and larceny
and hy 2" d conduct there will De- able ,o
sH"rt"n hlS term 10 nineteen month, and
tH}rtr'n day.
Herman MckiUuie and Ethan Stirnrr.
vi hu we're convicted ~ the crime. u bur
Esary and larceny aud s-uienc,sd fuf a term
"f uHr and one half years each, arr working
respectively ia the new hail and IN the
chair shop.
Charles Tut. Ia" goni-naturcd enl0red
man. who Is serving ons~ysar sentence
f"T granddaughter, Is driving a cart. He
has a good record and is well liked by all
the prison officials.
The last two prisoners from Clark county.
whn have cause and time 10 regret their
EVIL way, Were received at the prison ON
January 25th, IssI. Their respective
names are Isaiah Golightly and VIM. .Icn-
uInEs.
Gritghtly is 10 be confined therein for two
year., for grand larceny. He was put 10
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18

hsHz. Levy. GHE Je.se Prnih@m.
Srrnal Nexzl M.mle SnzhA Eva
L1thszn- 0pheza Baer, AIEss PEz1-
Sserenz- R.sax Shsxenx. Lizzi= DslIman.
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